#115.”A PRINTER'S ERROR. #In a certain article a printer had to set up the #figures 5^4 * 2^3, which, of course, means that the #fourth power of 5 (625) is to be multiplied by the #cube of 2 (8), the product of which is 5,000. But #he printed 5^4 * 2^3 as 5 4 2 3, which is not correct. #Can you place four digits in the manner shown, so #that it will be equally correct if the printer sets #it up aright or makes the same blunder? import math for ii in range(10): for kk in range(10): for jj in range(10): for mm in range(10): if math.pow(ii,kk) * math.pow(jj,mm) == (ii*10+kk)*100+(jj*10+mm): print ii,kk,jj,mm
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